Election 2008
Facing the Issues: A four-part series
"Facing the Issues," a four-part series running Sunday through Wednesday, examines the issues taking the spotlight in the 2008 presidential election: the economy, health care, the war in Iraq and energy. Each day, McCain and Obama's viewpoints will be detailed and readers will weigh in.
• Economy a widespread election concern

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Complete coverage of election '08
Follow the campaigns
Be an informed voter – learn about the candidates. The Sun is covering all the local elections, for DuPage and Will Counties, the Illinois General Assembly races and the local delegation to Congress. Check back for more candidate profiles this week.
• Read more: Naperville elections
• Audio: Hear from the candidates

• Five things you need to know today
• Dentist Sangita Garg tells of a painful lesson
• What other people are saying
• Trying to figure out what's really ailing us
• Court dispositions
• Your next three days
• District continues to seek Ponds input
• HIll students' project helps Dafur refugees
• Another scorcher for Chicago Marathon
• Teen girl's rape story was made up
• Will exec hopefuls aim for more influence
• Neighborhood helps out breast cancer patient
• Five things you need to know today
• Out-of-control finances hit home
Clintons want you to know they back Barack Hard to believe what idiots think of Obama McCain set for 'Letterman' Economy a widespread election concern Will exec hopefuls aim for more influence Three seek two DuPage District 5 seats Ueberroth: Put 2016 Games here Politicians urge Bush to buy stock in banks 50th anniversary of 'bomb that healed' Froth and awe: Iraq celebrates Oktoberfest World Bank pledges to help poor nations Hurricane Norbert crosses over Mexico

Naperville Sun Blogs

• A look ahead to Week 8
• Kenyan wins Chicago Marathon
• Redhawks get back on track
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: NCC cruises past North Park
• Bartlett's got the Ilich
• North's defense shines again
• Levin grabs 4 interceptions in Warriors' win

Morgan powers Leo Vote: Top star of Week 7 Young reaches semis behind Mensah Friday's football roundup Big game by Lynch lifts Mount Carmel Live blog: Bartlett at Neuqua Valley Steve Tucker's preps notebook

Midwest shows true colors during fall
Let's face it: Jack Frost just isn't the most cuddly guy. Not many of us will say we eagerly await the arrival of winter's brutal gales. For most of us, warm, sunny days and cool nights sound just about right when fall rolls around. It turns out that's when the trees are suiting up for some of their best work.

• MORE: WGN fall colors report

• John Everson
• Husband needs space from in-laws
• Astro-Graph
• London's calling
• TRAVEL TIP OF THE WEEK: Start at the top
• Cyber Trip
• King Tut exhibit again in the U.S.

Bolingbrook's Woodlands is contemporary dining
Alex Greco's pals in Chicago's high restaurant society thought maybe their buddy's pilot light blew out last year when he set aside other lucrative offers so that he could become managing partner of a new concept eatery in Bolingbrook?
• Village's top employers

• Bank or credit union? Deciding which works for you
• Many choosing to leave life in nontraditional way
• Funeral home saves memories online
• Career by chance
• Business people
• Alcatel-Lucent report includes layoffs already announced

Plenty of substance in Phantom Honda shapes up the Fit Winds of change carry in the Mistral Sumacs make good screens Recycle your way to high style Decorate to send chills through house

Bill Murray talks, love, life and heartache
The deadpan and depressed characters Bill Murray has specialized in portraying as an actor in recent years have stood in contrast to the life-of-the-party guy he is in real life - whether on a golf course or shuttling people around downtown Stockholm in a golf cart, as he did last year.



• Culture Calendar
• Night Life
• CBS strong; 'Mentalist' possible hit
• Great places to find fall foliage
• You won't want to hang with 'Kath & Kim'
• Slot machines still inspire questions
• Capri offers up family style fare
• Five things to know
• 5 must-visit Web sites before Election Day
• Top 5 reasons it's actually good that Chicago baseball is over
• Chainsaw artists ply their trade
• 'Life on Mars' doesn't go far enough out there

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